"... if the browser supports it..." -- This is a very important point. Web
developers are forced to provide support for legacy browsers, so server-side
transformations are very appealing. In a business environment you just can't
lock out potential customers by denying access based on browser capability.

Cheers,

Jim

>     What kind of transformation do you refer to?, I mean, 
> just to put the
> XML data in the right sequencial order and then format the 
> resultant XML
> document with CSS at the client, or maybe, the common way, do the
> transformation to HTML or XHTML in the server and the CSS 
> rendering at the
> client (again, if the browser supports it...)


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